Sentence examples for nice bid from inspiring English sources

"Today, because of some strong announcements, we are seeing a nice bid to the markets".

A nice bidding war between Nvidia and Intel would bring in a hell of a payday.

"It was a nice takeover bid, but we have to get you back to your planets — who knew Hillary was going to play the alien card?" May 13 , 2016

Cut it!" 3. Farewell brunch Sure, it's nice to bid adieu to your guests.

Nice way to bid goodbye to an abhorrent summer.

In December, as part of President Barack Obama's bid to make nice with U.S. business leaders, Dimon was invited to a private Oval Office one-on-one with the president to discuss the economy.

Beneath the Daily Mail headline, "Any woman who says she's happy to be childless is a liar or a fool", Kate Spicer promotes that title's belief that, far from doing Andrea Dworkin's posthumous bidding by wearing nice hats to the cricket, women should be rearing babies.

You can set your prices, watch the bids, and develop a nice reputation quite easily.

But when it tried to nice itself up and play the pop game, it fell between two stools, as with Kano and Lady Sov's crossover bids.

Labour's incipient bid to distinguish between their own nice cuts and the nasty ones the Tories might inflict is hopelessly sophistical.

As for weather control, China appears to have done everything bar enlist the X-Men's Storm in their bid to have it turn out nice.